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Cataclysm Post-Mortem: Uldum, page 2 {WoW}
Dec 12th 2011 9:31PM I totally agree with you here.
Ol' Grumpy and the grimoire of gear inflation {WoW}
Nov 8th 2011 10:36PM Well, it does matter to the processor as it is trying to run all of the calculations using whatever algorithm Blizzard has to calculate that.
Granted our processors are much more powerful today than they were when the game was even first created. However, I do think about what will happen when our numbers get so large and the processor has to do so many calculations all at the same time. It will slow stuff down, big time. We will be fighting processor lag then, not just net lag. And then, what will happen to all of those that don't have the most current PCs? One of WoW's biggest selling points is that you don't NEED a top of the line PC to play.
If this occurs, the time will come, sooner rather than later, that a top of the line PC will be needed just to play the game.
That would be bad for WoW.
Pandaria to eschew capital cities for scattered vendors, separate faction hubs {WoW}
Oct 27th 2011 9:06PM You know, I have a feeling that this will work rather well on PvP balanced servers where the paradigm is close to balanced. However, on a server like Tortheldrin that is something like a 1 to 3 or 1 to 4 Alliance-Horde ratio... this seems like a bad idea.
I have not noticed, myself, that the guards are too powerful in main cities. If a guild wants to put together a raid to try to take down a faction leader, it can be done pretty efficiently. Of course, players can get in the way of those plans, but the point is that it is the players engaging in the PvP that prevents the groups from succeeding. I have never seen a group fail when it was just the guards and the faction leader fighting them. Guards, Faction Leader and a well set up group of defenders however makes it more difficult.
However, shouldn't it be? After all, the raid group is invading the opposing faction's stronghold. They SHOULD be at a disadvantage, and if the raid group succeeds, good for them. Obviously they were able to beat down the opposition and complete their objective. In my opinion, it is similar to what raiders have to do. Raiders have to overcome obstacles in order to complete the instance. Why should it be any different when trying to take down a faction leader?
I really think this is a bad idea. I know for certain that there is going to be some hard core ganking on imbalanced servers, whether they are Horde or Alliance dominated. It is just going to be the way that it is.
I guess we will simply have to wait to see if the guards will even be a small help to protect those within their cities.
Encrypted Text: Reflecting on our Cataclysm abilities {WoW}
Oct 12th 2011 9:40AM Chase, I know this is off topic but I have to ask anyway.
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The Queue: Turkey bacon and egg on a roll {WoW}
Oct 3rd 2011 2:47PM Chrono Trigger was far superior to Crono Cross. I would love, like MattKrozer, to see it updated to today's graphics. You do NOT need to touch the gameplay. What so ever.
Possibly the best RPG ever created, although the Mass Effect series is close. I would have to say that they are honestly equally good... just different. :)
Totem Talk: Soloing old raids as a DPS shaman {WoW}
Sep 19th 2011 2:37PM This may be a stupid quest, but how do you do raids by yourself, since you must be in a raid group, without wasting other guildie's time?
Patch 4.3: Deathwing, cosmetic armor skins, and armor storage {WoW}
Aug 17th 2011 10:25AM We have some very similar ideas Salculd.
Patch 4.3: Deathwing, cosmetic armor skins, and armor storage {WoW}
Aug 17th 2011 10:24AM I would like to submit that just because we are killing Deathwing in 3.3 it does not mean that we are not getting a War of the Ancients raid. Perhaps... we need to go back in time to kill him.
I know that sounds a little bit strange, but hear me out.
If we went back in time to kill him, during that war, a lot of things could be stopped.
Or, perhaps, his next gambit is to go back in time (I am not sure how, exactly, but come on. He is DEATHWING. If anyone other than Nozdormu could figure it out, it would be him.). Perhaps he is going to attempt to travel back through time to stop Malfurion and the others from destroying the Well of Eternity. Maybe, by doing this, he can actually release the Old Gods from their imprisonment. This would make sense and be consistent with everything else that is going on right now. After all, if the Old Gods want out, it would be the best opportunity for them to escape their prison.
I just personally think that it would be a really neat way to fit the War of the Ancients into the overall narrative and bring the whole expansion to a satisfying end.
Totem Talk: Crit vs. mastery for enhancement shaman {WoW}
Aug 13th 2011 9:30PM I have a question that I have not been able to get reliably answered.
Do we still need to hit the spell hit cap, or do we not need to worry about that quite as much any longer with the fact that Wind Shear cannot miss any longer? Or is it worth it to make sure we are at that cap to prevent things like our shocks and lightening bolts, will never miss?
Know Your Lore: Azeroth's savior and the Badlands {WoW}
Jul 3rd 2011 10:31PM We have actually already seen a merging of souls at least twice in the WarCraft universe.
The first one was with Medivh, when Sargeras fused his soul inside Agewyn's unborn son. Then the corruption eventually took over... blah blah blah.
Secondly, we have the fusing of souls between Arthas and Ner'zhul. That fusing is what eventually created the Lich King... and what we just recently fought and destroyed in Northrend.
So there is precedence for this happening. We haven't seen it happen with a good result yet in WarCraft, but that doesn't mean that it isn't possible. I actually think the most difficult thing would be trying to get Neltharion's soul out of Deathwing uncorrupted so that it could be fused properly. Otherwise, the problem would simply, once again, reassert itself.
In conclusion, good idea and I think that it is most certainly possible.


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Is there a reason you have seperated light side and dark side objectives?
What program did you use for this?
Yes. The DS tiebreaker is total objectives destroyed in the match. So you need to record the number you destroyed as LS as well as DS.
I put this together with InDesign.
No I get why you have to record objectives scored, just why you seperated them rather then just having the objectives that player destroyed in the game. I don't iike having the two numbers for different players on the same line . I feel like people will add those together rather then thier LS and thier DS objective scores


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Sunday, April 10, 2011 By Ed Bouchette, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Read more: http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/11100...#ixzz1J8Avz0Nf They think alike, Ben Roethlisberger and his offensive coordinator. So much so, the quarterback says, that both he and Bruce Arians wanted to pass more than they did during the 2010 season but did not for similar reasons -- pressure from others to run more often. "If he were, I don't want to say 'allowed,' but his preference would be to throw the ball more, use the weapons we have and throw it," Roethlisberger said in an interview this past week with the Post-Gazette, his first since the Super Bowl. "Mine's the same way. "But we both think the same in the no-huddle, that we call a lot more runs because we know that's what we're supposed to do. And I don't know if that's 'supposed to' from the fans, the media, the owner, who knows? But it's just a feeling that you have that we better run the ball some. So we do think alike in a lot of those ways." Some fans and media often complain that the Steelers do not run the ball enough, even though statistically they've been one of the most run-oriented teams in the league through the years. It came to a head in January 2010 when Steelers President Art Rooney II expressed the same sentiments in an interview with the Post-Gazette and included coach Mike Tomlin as being on board with that philosophy. "I think Mike and I certainly agreed coming off the season that we need to run the ball more consistently to get to where we want to get to," Rooney said. "So that's part of the thinking in the offseason: We need to figure out how to get better running the football.'' The Steelers ran 47.4 percent of the time in 2010 compared with 42.2 the previous season. They increased their rushing yards to 1,924 from 1,793, but their average dipped to 4.1 from 4.2 and their average gain on all plays decreased to 5.6 from 5.9 in 2009. They scored 375 points last season, seven more than in 2009. And, of course, they reached the Super Bowl last season while missing the playoffs in 2009 with a 9-7 record. Arians' contract expired after the 2010 season, and, after speculation on whether he would return or not, he signed a one-year deal to coach the offense for a fifth season with the Steelers, eighth as an assistant coach with the team. Roethlisberger was delighted to see him return. "Obviously, a lot of negative things are said about Bruce. But not from me. I really respect Bruce. We have a great relationship. I know he'll be gone at some point pretty soon. It's just the nature of the beast. I was nervous about it being this year ... "I was telling him, 'BA, I know you want to leave in part because you can retire, you can. Two, you want to leave because you're tired of all the crap you have to deal with. But I know that we're so young and talented on this offense, that intrigues you a lot.' And he said, 'You know you're exactly right.' It does intrigue him. So I am very glad he's back." Roethlisberger said it's not as if he and Arians don't want to run the ball. "It's funny because we'll go into some games with the intent of running the ball and establishing it because you do need to run the ball -- I'm not saying you should never run the ball. We do go in and establish that we have to run. But it's funny, it'll be like the fourth quarter and we'll be down or something and Mike will come to me and BA and be like, 'OK, have at it, start throwing the ball.' It's like 'all right it's yours' and usually we go out and throw the ball and win the game. "Who knows what it is? That's part of the politics probably in coaching, which is why I'm not a coach. I'm just a player. I do what I'm told." Among other topics Roethlisberger discussed in the interview: "I enjoy the no-huddle offense. Those are the times I call the plays and go on the sideline and talk to BA. Last year, I didn't think we did it enough. The year before, I thought we did a lot of it. For whatever reason, maybe it was because we had so many young guys ... I think this year we'll be a lot better at it and do it a lot more." On the lockout by the owners: "Drew Brees I think said it the best -- it's not really affecting him as much as it affects players who came before him and after him. That's so well said I think I'm going to start saying it. "I just hope the leaders on both sides find a way to get the most popular sport in America back going. And I hope it's fair for both sides. People ask when I think it will get done. I have no clue." He plans to work with his receivers and perhaps some rookies if the lockout continues. They will move around to various sites where the players live in the offseason. "I've been in contact with them ... just to let them know if this thing keeps going, be ready at the end of April, first of May, we're going to get together and just throw, catch up and keep fresh. Nothing crazy." On whether new rules to keep the game safe might reduce his effectiveness if the officials blow an early whistle when a defender has him in the grasp: "They don't blow many whistles against me, it doesn't seem like. People ask me all the time: What do you think of the no-calls? I really don't complain too much for that reason, I don't want them to blow the whistle too much if I'm going to make a play. I think that there's still a line that has to be crossed with blatantly late hits and stuff like that -- I don't think they ever called anything in my favor last year. "I don't like to complain much or make excuses. They want to protect guys -- Peyton Manning, Tom Brady, Drew Brees, those kinds of guys. Because in all seriousness -- and in no way do I hope anybody takes offense who reads this for the rest of the Colts, Patriots and Saints -- but nobody wants to watch the Indianapolis Colts if Peyton Manning's not playing, nobody wants to watch the Patriots if Tom Brady's not playing. If the backups are in there, they don't want to watch that game; they want to watch Peyton and Tom." On what the Steelers offense needs from the draft. "We have a good group of young guys. We have a few older guys, but, if you think, for the most part we're a good, young group. So I think the biggest thing is to get depth at each spot. If you look at the line, we have to get depth there. "The receivers, we have a great young group. Hines [Ward] is there, and he's going to keep leading these guys. I think if he stays healthy, he's going to keep doing what he does. But we still have to bring in depth there, too, because at some point Hines will retire -- I don't know when, but I assume he's going to retire at some point. He's been doing it for a long time. "Just add depth. Every spot you can go, even at running back we can add depth." 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I'm tired of hearing about "Steelers Football"...this should be a pass-first offense.
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i just want to win. it would be mice to be balanced but we didnt do very well running last season, mendenhalls ypc was lower then it should of been. if we cant run well then air it out every down. i really dont care what we do as long as we win
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With regard to passing more, Peter King agrees in his MMQB column today with Roethlisberger's comments
I think I couldn't agree more with Ben Roethlisberger. In his interview with Ed Bouchette of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Roethlisberger said he wished he could have thrown downfield more than the Steelers did. I kept looking at Pittsburgh late in the year, when rookie burner Antonio Brown got to know the offense and was the kind of outside receiver who could be bookended with Mike Wallace to seriously stretch the defense, and wondered why the Steelers didn't do more of it. Wallace needs to be more of a weapon than he was in 2010. It's simple. That has to happen for this offense to reach its potential. http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/201...10/mmqb/3.html OTOH there was this observation in the NYT Fifth Down blog after the loss to the Packers Did Steelers Miss Chance to Run to a Title? Pittsburghs final rushing totals 23 attempts for 126 yards (5.5 yard average) and a TD were good. But they could have been great, and could have led to a seventh Steelers championship. http://fifthdown.blogs.nytimes.com/2...un-to-a-title/ . |
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it's good to be balanced. to be honest though I think if the running game is working then we need to pound the rock.
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Yep - pretty clear the QB has no problem with that formation for that down & distance
Do not underestimate 2010 not being a repeat of 2009 because Roethlisberger needed to keep quiet after Milledgeville and could not rally behind Blame Someone Else Bruce Given his less than stellar performance in Dallas (2 picks/overthrowing a wide open Wallace in the third quarter/a sorry last drive that pretty much consisted of forcing the ball to Wallace) I am somewhat surprised #7 is back to pushing for more passing Last edited by Atlanta Dan; 04-11-2011 at 04:08 PM. |
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I'm tired of hearing about "Steelers Football" too, but if that's what it takes to win, then I'm all for it. Especially by the time playoffs role around, a team needs to be balanced. If we don't have a good running game to keep defenses honest, Ben might get touched on every play.
I think Roethlisberger and Arians should be more concerned about finding effective passing plays, and not worry so much about the pass count.
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The Cleveland story. The escape of three women who were kidnapped and held captive for 10 years has attracted notice around the world. Of course, it's also an all-consuming local story. And the Cleveland Plain Dealer provided continuous coverage along with in-depth profiles of the three women, the neighborhood where they were held captive, and the man who allegedly kidnapped them.
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Connie, thanks very much for being with us.
CONNIE SCHULTZ: Thanks for inviting me, Scott.
SIMON: In your estimation - because you've been away from the paper for a couple of years - how did the PD handle this huge and horrifying story?
SCHULTZ: I got almost all my news from the Plain Dealer. It was around the clock. They had video, and they had tremendous photography. They also had a level of sophistication and professionalism that was unrivaled.
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SCHULTZ: They had all these sources on the ground already. And they had the resources, and they had the experts; the real experts, not the - you know, former FBI agents who get on national television, and start pontificating and speculating wildly. They had people who've been involved for years. And it really reminded me of the Boston Globe covering the tragedy in Boston, at the marathon. Nobody is going to be able to beat them at covering their own neighborhood.
SIMON: So when the publisher, Advanced Publications, says that they might have to cut back home delivery in - three days a week, is that just a fact of life in the newspaper business now and arguably, even - maybe - necessary to save the paper from going out of business altogether?
SCHULTZ: Well, I'm a little more optimistic this week than I was even two weeks ago. As you know, Advance owns the Times-Picayune as well, and there were dramatic cuts there but they apparently are going to go back to seven days a week of printing a paper.
SIMON: Let me ask you to think a bit like a publisher, in a way that I think a columnist can. You know during an intense news period like this, there's something to write about. There's an overwhelming story. But what do you do when - God willing - normal life returns, at least a little bit more normally? I mean, how do you sell what you do then?
SCHULTZ: I can tell you that there are always stories here - in any city. We have to give reporters the chance to tell them. I run a public discussion on Facebook, and I started posting Plain Dealer links. And somebody immediately criticized the Plain Dealer in the comments and said, well, so and so had it first; and, so and so had this first. I said yes, but the Plain Dealer waited until they got a confirmation from police.
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SIMON: How are people feeling at the PD these days?
SCHULTZ: If you had asked me that question two weeks ago, I would tell you, pretty scared. On the other hand, there's been quite a high in the newsroom, in the last week or so, because they all know they nailed this. They all know how hard they worked. It was fun to talk to them and hear the pride in their voices. How do we sustain that?
SIMON: Well, it's a great city. It deserves a great paper.
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